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  • nfinch86
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    Originally posted by gnforge View Post
    Awesome 👍
    Yes, It's a small thing - but a feeling of satisfaction, for sure !

    Thank you to All that helped.

    Norm

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    Awesome 👍

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  • nfinch86
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    Originally posted by Kpack View Post

    I love that when I get something fixed but not sure how I did it.
    Yes, Yes !!!!!!
    I'm not sure how, but it's working fine now .

    I've owned this Engine/ drive for over four years and this is the first time, that part of it has worked correctly !
    It was Not really a critical thing , it just irritated me that it was not working properly.

    Now it is, Yes !!!!!!!!!

    Norm

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  • nfinch86
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    Originally posted by cruizer View Post
    well, did you pull the wraps tight or clean the terminals on the selector and pos terminal.
    The wrappings were tight, but I pull the spade clips apart & put them back together.

    That's about it, as far as I think of.
    I was fiddling around with just about everything I could think of.

    Anyway it's working.

    Many Thanks Cruizer for All Your Help !!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Norm

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  • cruizer
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    well, did you pull the wraps tight or clean the terminals on the selector and pos terminal.

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  • Kpack
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    Originally posted by nfinch86 View Post
    Success - I got I working properly, and I'm not sure how.
    Anyway, I tried the LN-25 this morning in Low Idle- hit the trigger & it kicked up into High Idle.

    Norm
    I love that when I get something fixed but not sure how I did it.

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  • nfinch86
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    Success - I got I working properly, and I'm not sure how.
    Anyway, I tried the LN-25 this morning in Low Idle- hit the trigger & it kicked up into High Idle.

    Norm

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  • cruizer
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    well if there are less that 3 then yes, more is not nessesarry, often get away with 2, just has to be tight...

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  • nfinch86
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    Originally posted by cruizer View Post
    Well, check for 3 tight wraps around the sensor pickup on the board....
    OK, Should I put another wrap around it ?

    Norm

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  • cruizer
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    Well, check for 3 tight wraps around the sensor pickup on the board....

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  • nfinch86
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    Originally posted by cruizer View Post
    Unlikely to break, and yes its just one wire wrapped around the current sensor mounted on the current sense board pick up. for some reason there isn't any current to pickup. now did it ever work? may of been a warranty issue. ill have a look at the service memos. Supposed to be 3 wraps on that sensor.
    Well, It's 1994 - 10110 - UI01940808484.
    When I bought it in 2012 , it had only 55 hrs. on it, as it sat in a sea container as a backup generator most of it's life.

    It's always acted this way , since I've owned it.

    Norm

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  • cruizer
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    Unlikely to break, and yes its just one wire wrapped around the current sensor mounted on the current sense board pick up. for some reason there isn't any current to pickup. now did it ever work? may of been a warranty issue. ill have a look at the service memos. Supposed to be 3 wraps on that sensor.

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  • nfinch86
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    Originally posted by cruizer View Post
    Whoops, pulled open a schematic of a Ranger 9, no Toroid on a Ranger 8. So lets get this straight, your grinder off your machine revs the engine up, do that means that the current sense board is ok. This means that there is something wrong with wires 254 or 254A. I'm going to guess that wire 254 has come off the selector switch. or 254A off the positive terminal. One of those wires is off or damaged somewhere.
    Well, 254 & 254A are attached at Both ends, so I guess there must be a break somewhere in the wires that I Can't locate with the continuity tester ( DMM )

    I had a thought - Cruizer, could I or should I try to Replace the two wires ?

    Norm

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  • nfinch86
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    OK, I found the 254 & 254A wires, but they go up inside a black box, as in the schematic drawing. Where the current sensor is.
    Yes, 254 is attached to the selector switch & 254A seems to be attached to electrode stud.
    They are same wire , right ? One going in & the other going out , and wrapped around the current sensor
    With spade clips in between.

    I didn't have the time today, so tomorrow I'll try to check for Continuity, I have not done this a lot or lately- If it's good, No breaks it should read 0 ohms ?

    They seem to be intact at Both ends.

    Norm
    Last edited by nfinch86; 03-29-2016, 03:26 PM.

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  • nfinch86
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    Originally posted by cruizer View Post
    Whoops, pulled open a schematic of a Ranger 9, no Toroid on a Ranger 8. So lets get this straight, your grinder off your machine revs the engine up, do that means that the current sense board is ok. This means that there is something wrong with wires 254 or 254A. I'm going to guess that wire 254 has come off the selector switch. or 254A off the positive terminal. One of those wires is off or damaged somewhere.
    Wow, Thanks Cruizer !

    We are making progress, I'll check those today.

    Norm
    Last edited by nfinch86; 03-29-2016, 01:07 PM.

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